Forstain pena and coal guarantee offer at Smith's News Depot
One dollar io ive and tally guaranteed at Smith's News Depot. For all kinds of coal or coke call on C. L. Edwards, Warren Street, or phone 47.
17 Jan 1898
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1898
Page
1
One dollar io ive and tally guaranteed at Smith's News Depot. For all kinds of coal or coke call on C. L. Edwards, Warren Street, or phone 47.
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Will Brelsford returns from Jefferson County on business while Lawrence Chamberlain plans to enter Kansas University next spring. Will Raymond visits from Leavenworth for Sunday in Lawrence. I F Hughes returns from Colorado. W C Markham from Baldwin Ledger reports in Lawrence. Whitey joins Kansas City bowling team for weekend visit. Phil Knowlton owner of Newton Kansan was in Lawrence over Sunday. Funeral of Cecilia Paterson held at English Lutheran Church with large attendance and Daughters of Rebekah conducting graveside service. Weaver’s Wool Dress Goods Sale follows undergarments with 75 pieces priced to close Thursday morning.
James Elliott, a well known North Lawrence butcher, vanished after last evening leaving home with money and clothes but no ticket. His family found he had changed clothes and taken about $28, with no note or clue to his direction, prompting fears he left city on a night train without a ticket.
Frank Webster has received a letter from Fred Funston, wounded in the Cuban war and now hospital bound in New York. Funston, a battle-scarred veteran, expects to return to Kansas in about two weeks and be welcomed in Lawrence. He jokes about a water tower dare and reflects on his costly war experience and hopes for eventual recovery.
Gen Gordon will deliver his famous lecture on the Last Days of the Confederacy in the University course on January 24. This is his last year on the lecture platform. Single tickets cost 25 cents. Course tickets for the remaining four entertainments are $1. Chart opens Friday morning at Bromersick's.
The article notes heavy rain and snow causing the river to rise and overflow the dam. County commissioners met but adjourned without action. Other items mention a university lecture, new police court quarters, a student illness, a local funeral, and various campus and town notes.
Stock is set to rights after the holiday trade with bargains and better values than ever. The dealer proceeds to close out two carloads of chairs just received in the midst of the rush. This is one of them.
Apple growers of the counts debate top varieties to counter erosion and improve yields. Leaders weigh climate, soil, and disease resistance while planning expansion and future planting schedules.
The January Douglas County Historical Society meeting, chaired by John N. Macomb, elected the current secretary for another year. Members debated which apple varieties to plant, praising Missouri Pippin, Ben Davis, and Winesap, with notes on regional performance and tree durability. Discussions touched on soil, care, and next meeting plans.
The Sigma Chi fraternity celebrated the opening of their new center hall in Jourmel hall with a formal dance. Guests enjoyed Saunder's orchestra, decorated rooms in blue and gold, and a reception with card tables. Notables and members listed attended, including Miss Nelle Price and Justin Bowersock.
In a clipped exchange the shy suitor Mildred asks if anything blocks their union while he admits a speech impediment. The demure maiden, Harold, notes the hurdle but tone hints at resolve and affection. The Chicago Tribune reports this quaint domestic moment with gentle humor.
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